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To assign MIDI messages to any of the assignable MIDI controls on Panorama T4/T6, first make sure [Internal] is selected. Next press the
[Setup/Menu] button and use either the [arrow up/down] display buttons or the [E1/Data] to select Control Edit. Press [Enter].
In the Control Edit menu, the display shows the assignment parameters for the currently selected control. To select a different control, ei-
ther move it or press it. As you select different controls, such as for example fader 3 and then press pad 4, the display updates accordingly.
Control Types
Message Type Options
Faders
AfterTouch
Pitch Bend Wheel
Mod Wheel
Expression Pedal
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MIDI CC
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Pitch Bend
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Channel Pressure/ (AT)
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NRPN (coarse)
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NRPN (fine)
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Fixed Velocity Value
Assignable Buttons
Foot Switch Socket
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MIDI CC
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MIDI CC (Toggle)
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MIDI CC (Step)
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Pitch Bend
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Note
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Note (Toggle)
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Program & Bank
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Program (Step)
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NRPN Toggle (coarse)
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NRPN Toggle (fine)
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NRPN Step (coarse)
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NRPN Step (fine)
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Load Preset
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Fixed Velocity State
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MIDI Machine Control
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Key Hold
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Key Chord
Encoders
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MIDI CC
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Pitch Bend
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Channel Pressure/ (AT)
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NRPN (coarse)
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NRPN (fine)
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Fixed Velocity Value
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Program
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MIDI CC (Relative)
Pad Pressure
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MIDI CC
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Pitch Bend
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Poly AfterTouch
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Channel AfterTouch
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Load Preset
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Load Pad Map
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NRPN Toggle (coarse)
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NRPN Toggle (fine)
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NRPN Step (coarse)
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NRPN Step (fine)
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Fixed Velocity Value
Pad Strike
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Note
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Chord
Note that the pad strike component can either be assigned a Note or a Chord message type. Both are easier to assign outside Control Edit,
using the Pad Learn or the Chord functions. Chord cannot be set up in Control Edit.
Setting Minimum/Maximum Values and Reverse
For many of the message types you’ll be able to set a minimum and a maximum value, so you can define a narrow control range.
If the minimum value is greater than the maximum value, the control’s behavior is reversed. You may for example want to mimic the
behavior of a drawbar using a fader. Setting the minimum value of a MIDI CC message to 127 and the maximum value to 0 will reverse the
fader’s behavior, so that pulling it towards the player will gradually send out increasing values and pushing it back will gradually push it
towards 0.
Control Edit
